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Historic Torque HISTORIC TORQUE The Official Journal of the Historic Racing Car Club (Queensland) Inc COMING EVENTS: APRIL 2016 AUTUMN HISTORIC WARWICK Morgan Park April30-1May See hrcc.org.au for event information APRIL General meeting: Monday 18th April 2016, VCCA Clubrooms (1376 Old Cleveland Rd, Carindale) Meeting starts 7:30pm MAY General Meeting: Monday 16th May 2016, VCCA Clubrooms (1376 Old Cleveland Rd, Carindale) Meeting starts 7:30pm General Meetings for March, June and September will be held at Shannons, all others at VCCA, Carindale ENTRIES CLOSED 8th APRIL Go to www.hrcc.org.au for entry list and event details AUTUMN HISTORIC WARWICK HRCC’S Big Touring Car Meeting A bumper field of 26 Heritage Touring Cars headlines the Autumn Historic Warwick race meeting scheduled for the weekend of April 30 – 1May. Heritage Touring Cars comprise the original cars of Groups C (1973-84) and A (1984 – 1992). Run to period specs and in period livery, these cars evoke the golden era of the Bathurst legends, the days of Brock, Moffat, Johnson and many others. There are cars from all the engine capacity classes which made the racing relevant and interesting to enthusiasts and casual spectator alike. Some of these cars are being driven in this event by their original drivers, including the Deluxe Coaches Commodore VL of Wayne Clift and the Corolla GT of 1966 Bathurst winner, Bob Holden. Yes Bob’s getting on now but hasn’t slowed noticeably. In fact he’s won the Lloyd Bax Handicap the last two years! The always crowd pleasing Historic Touring Cars of Group N have 35 cars entered for Autumn Historic Warwick, which is Round 3 of the Black Trucks/Isuzu Ute Queensland Cup series for 2016. There are 10 Group Nb cars (pre ’65) and and 25 Group Nc (1965-1972). These cars represent the “pre-advertising” days when most drivers were amateurs paying their own way, and the cars remained very close to street specs. The variety of cars in all Historic Racing is a major attraction, but especially in Group N where you have cars ranging from the (very) big Jaguar Mk7 of 1954 through the (very) small Mini Coopers of the 60’s to the nimble Datsun 1600 and huge Falcon GT of the early 70’s, and engines ranging from under 1 litre to over 6 litres. Yes, there’s a bit of variety in the drivers, too. Watch for plenty of action from this group. For 2016, HRCC has made it possible for the comeback of the great Sports Sedans of the seventies and eighties, many now having Historic logbooks under Group U rules, ie pre -86 and in the specification of a specific race meeting in period. These are the original cars of this crowd-pleasing class, and we have invited some local TransAm cars to join in, running under their Category 3D logbooks. The event also includes Racing Cars and Sports Cars from 1960 to 1984, and the popular Production Sports Cars of Groups S & T, sporting the Italians (Fiat, Ferrari, Alfa), the Germans (Porsche), the Japanese (Datsun) and the British (Triumph, Austin Healey, and Turner). There’ll also be two fields of Regularity Trials displaying even more variety, so come along and enjoy a great weekend of Historic Motor Racing! HRCC Members gain free admittance on showing their current membership card, so… shout a friend! Members please see notice on page 4 re assistance with running the Meeting… “HISTORIC QUEENSLAND”2-3 JULY ENTRIES WILL OPEN 2ND MAY check hrcc.org.au 1 Contributions for upcoming issues of the Club’s monthly Newsletter are encouraged and may be sent to: The Editor, HRCC Newsletter, P.O.Box 353 Red Hill Qld 4059, or email [email protected] MS Word documents as attachments and separate digital pics attached as jpeg files would be most helpful. Deadline: Last day of the month. Disclaimer: HRCC.Qld accepts no responsibility for the results of contributors’ advice, nor does it necessarily endorse any services/products/goods offered by advertisers. It is a requirement that all articles published are accompanied by the name of the author. Opinions expressed in the newsletter are not necessarily those of this Club, its Officers or its Editor. Comments/opinions made by the Editor are also not necessarily those of the Club or its Officers. Items originating from the newsletter may be reprinted but acknowledgement would be appreciated. Published photographs are the property of the photographers and may not be reproduced without their permission. HRCC(Q) Inc Club Officers (2016): Website: www.hrcc.org.au President Alan Steel (Deidre) 0421 349950 [email protected] Vice Pres. / Newsletter Peter Walsh (Mary) 07 33498000 0419 778007 [email protected] Secretary Peter Gilbert (Sandra) 0408 742737 [email protected] Treasurer: John Tupicoff (Monica) 07 33726941 0408 197344 [email protected] Committee: Chris Robertson 07 33438560 0403 868375 [email protected] Committee: John Kingcott (Helen) 0438 886053 [email protected] Committee/Membership: Jim Goulden (Wendy) 07 38006346 0400 525865 [email protected] Committee:State Council Delegate Fred Sayers (Del) 0427 577198 [email protected] Social Event Co-Ordinator: Russell Beckman 0458 733074 [email protected] Club Merchandise Officer Ed Williamson 0417 773042 [email protected] Club Photographers: Ian Welsh at Shifting Focus www.shiftingfocus.com.au Pete Trapnell www.trapnellcreations.zenfolio.com Groups A & C (Heritage Touring Cars) David Paterson 0423 392824 [email protected] Group F (Historic Formula Ford) Len Don 0418 734 952 [email protected] Group V (Historic Formula Vee) Allan Don 0401 952 448 [email protected] Groups J, K & L (Historic Sports & Racing) David Bruce 0417 770757 [email protected] Group N (Historic Touring Cars) Bruce Dummett 0408 060838 [email protected] Group S (Historic Production Sports Cars) Peter Richards 0408 957966 [email protected] Groups M, O, P, Q, R (Sports & Racing) Mike Gehde 07 38414620 [email protected] Group U (Historic Sports Sedans) Adam Duce 0419 756950 [email protected] Regularity Greg Dalliston 0418 983307 [email protected] Co-ordinator / Committee Representative for Group Managers: Peter Gilbert 0408 742737 [email protected] 2 Dennis wins a Hot Lap with Jim Richards in his Porsche GT3 Cup car. At the HRCC March General Meeting, held at Shannons Clubrooms on March 21st , one lucky Member present won the ride of a lifetime. To celebrate the long term relationship between Shannons and HRCC, Shannons Business Manager (Qld) Phil Ross has secured a Hot Lap experience with Jim Richards specifically for a HRCC Member. This is a generous and expensive prize offered by Shannons to support HRCC. The prize was drawn at the HRCC March 21st General Meeting. The Jim Richards HOT Lap Experience will be on Tuesday July 26th at Queensland Raceway. See the attached poster. There are just five other events where you can win the same prize, but this is an exclusive HRCC Hot Lap for Members present at this Meeting. Congratulations to Dennis Cotton on winning the ride of a lifetime! HRCC stages display on QUEEN ST MALL STAGE! In conjunction with our major sponsor Shannons, HRCC was a gain on display to the public in Queen St Mall on Thursday 14th April. Organiser Peter Walsh wishes to thank to our Members who helped assemble the display and field enquiries from the public during the day, and especially those who kindly brought their race cars for display. Cars on display were: Wayne Clift’s Group A Commodore, Jim Goulden’s Gp N Cortina, Justin McCarthy’s Austin 7, Brian Wood’s Gp Nc Falcon, and Phil Ross’s Porsche 911 SC and 911 Turbo, along with Shannons’ Goggo Dart. Many passers-by took the opportunity to check out the cars and have a Pic from 2015 Queen St Mall Display chat about our race meetings, with many compliments of course! Thank you to all involved. HILLCLIMB – MGCCQ and HRCC(Q) - Mt Cotton, 9-10 April 2016 Historic Racing Car Club (Qld) Members were invited to participate in Round 2 of the MG Car Club of Qld’s Hillclimb Series for 2016, with all Historic Classes to be eligible, as well as regular Hillclimb classes and invited production cars. Competitor lists and results will be available on www.mgccq.org.au. Report from Peter Gilbert On a hot weekend at Mt. Cotton HRCC had 9 starters, 5 of which were Historic Cars. Group K John Anderson, Triumph Wolsley Special Group M Sports Alan Telfer, Lotus Super 7 Group R Sports Michael Gehde Lola T 590 Group T Steve Purdy Turner Mk 2 Marque Sports Denis Cotton Porsche 914 Allwyn Elvery Trophy: Fastest Time of Day (Historic Cars) Michael Gehde Lionel Ayres Trophy: (Pre.1960 Sports & Racing) John Anderson Also competing: Paul Buccini -BMW 135i, Karlie Buccini -Proton Satria, Brendan Merrick -Datsun 120Y, Peter Gilbert -BNG Hillclimb Special. Uncollected Trophies can be collected from Peter Gilbert at the April General Meeting. < HRCC Perpetual Hill Climb Trophies. Lionel Ayres Trophy (l) Allwyn Elvery Trophy (r) Dennis Cotton (left) receives the Marque Sports award from Peter Gilbert.> 3 The Oily Rag If you have not been taking “the Oily Rag” you have been missing out! Just tick the box on your Membership Renewal and be surprised at the quality and quantity of this Club Journal which represents HSRCA, VHRR and HRCC in a quarterly ‘glossy magazine’. If you have already renewed and not selected The Oily Rag option, contact Membership Officer (see page 2) You can contribute to or advertise in The Oily Rag, just send copy to Peter Walsh or [email protected] The current (Spring) issue of The Oily Rag was mailed late February.
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